Joe Gibbs - Movements Caesar
Review by 龍督 太田
The album Movements Caesar by Joe Gibbs is a classic reggae masterpiece that showcases the producer's incredible talent and creativity. Released in 1978, the album features a diverse range of tracks that blend traditional Jamaican rhythms with elements of funk, soul, and disco.
The opening track, "Chapter Three," sets the tone for the album with its infectious groove and catchy horn section. Other standout tracks include "Crucial Attempt," "Jubilation Dub," and "Rockers Dub."
Throughout the album, Gibbs demonstrates his skill as a producer, crafting intricate arrangements that highlight the strengths of each musician. The result is a cohesive and dynamic collection of songs that never fail to get listeners moving.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Movements | ||
| Caesar |
Video
Caeser - The Destroyers
Joe Gibbs (Count machukie) - Movements
Joe Gibbs Movements (1970)
Images
Catalog Numbers
AMG 867Labels
- Pressure Beat
- Jogibs Records
- Amalgamated Records
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- 45 RPM
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Published By | B&C Music |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Producer | J. Gibson |
| Written-By | Gibson |
Notes
Pre-ReleaseAbout Joe Gibbs
b. 1943 in Montego Bay, Jamaica
d. 21 February 2008 in Miami, Florida
Joe Gibbs grew up in the resort town of Montego Bay in the fifties and in the early sixties he moved to Kingston where in 1966 he opened his first shop on Beeston street. Initially he sold and repaired radio and television sets but he soon started to sell records as well because it helped to draw people into the shop. His electronics background gave him the confidence to move into music production and he built his first recording studio in 1968 in the Duhaney Park area: "a simple but effective two track studio modelled on the studio at Federal Records". See
Influential and prolific reggae producer, Joe Gibbs employed and then as engineers before forming , a long-term collaboration with engineer . The backing for many releases was provided by his studio band , whose members included , and .
{;}Early Jamaican deejay. Died 1995.
Real Name
- Joel Arthur Gibson
- Winston Cooper
Name Vars
- Count Machuckie
- Count Machukie
- Count Matchuki
- Matchuki
Aliases
- Joel Arthur Gibson
- Winston Cooper
Summary by 龍督 太田
Comments
instrumental cut to " Nicky Thomas - Danzella " - AMG 863 - 1970
Amalgamated Label in a Trojan sleeve, that is nice!
OH GOD!
